Dog advice
From bringing a puppy home to understanding your dog’s behaviour, find helpful guidance from Jordan Dog Training.
Dog Behaviour, Dog Training, Owning a Dog, Red Dog
Red Dog became a familiar face as the Queensland Reds junior mascot. His energy and personality made him a favourite with supporters, but choosing
Dog Behaviour
The most common contributors to many of the behavioural problems that we see in dogs such as barking or destruction is from a lack
Media mentions
From the Jordan Dog Training archive. This post relates to 2016; event details and announcements are historical. Like all animal lovers, we have a
Dog Behaviour, Dog Training, Owning a Dog, Puppy Pre-school
A great family dog is a wonderful thing, but it doesn’t happen by accident. Think about it; if you were thrown into a new
Red Dog
If you’ve spotted a lively Aussie Red Cattle dog on the fields of a Queensland Reds match, you’ve had the pleasure of being entertained
Dangers for Puppies and Dogs, Dog Behaviour, Dog Training, Owning a Dog, Puppy Pre-school
The “alpha roll” is an obsolete technique that some dog trainers still employ. It involves forcing a dog to roll onto its back and
Dog Behaviour, Dog Training, Media mentions, Owning a Dog, Puppy Pre-school, Red Dog
Dogs have a way of drawing people together and Red Dog, an adored member and official junior mascot of the Queensland Reds, is no
We’re so proud of everything that Red Dog has achieved over the past three years. We have put together this short video showing Red
Archive report published in May 2016 about a school visit on 14 July 2015. A visit to Little Stars in 2015 Members of the
Dog Behaviour, Owning a Dog
As dog lovers and dog guardians, we have all experienced our dogs watching us intently as they poop. There are many theories as to
Early waking can be difficult, especially when everyone is tired. Start by checking what your puppy needs rather than assuming they have slept too
Dog Behaviour, Dog Training, Puppy Pre-school
We use hugs to show affection, but a dog may find being held closely uncomfortable. That does not tell us they are trying to
